Aquafeeds
Fly guys: Canada opens the door for insect-based feed companies
The sci-fi flick “The Fly” warned about mixing flies and technology, but high-tech black soldier fly farmers are seizing a real opportunity in aquaculture.
Aquafeeds
Gente de moscas: Canadá abre la puerta a las compañías de alimentos a base de insectos
La película de ciencia ficción "The Fly" advirtió sobre la combinación de moscas y tecnología, pero los granjeros de moscas soldado negro de alta tecnología están aprovechando una oportunidad real en la acuacultura.
Aquafeeds
Algas cultivadas en estanques: ¿Superhéroe viscoso para alimentos acuícolas?
Qualitas Health, que cultiva algas en estanques en Nuevo México y Texas para suplementos humanos, está ingresando al mercado de ingredientes de alimentos acuícolas alternativos.
Aquafeeds
Pond-cultivated algae: Slimy superhero for aquafeeds?
Qualitas Health, which grows algae in ponds in New Mexico and Texas for human supplements, is entering the alternative aquafeed ingredient market.
Aquafeeds
Firma estadounidense de biotecnología apunta al camarón con ingrediente SCP
ProTyton es un ingrediente de alimentos de proteína unicelular (SCP) producido anaeróbicamente para camarones cultivados. El fabricante dice que aumenta la inmunidad, la supervivencia y el crecimiento.
Aquafeeds
U.S. biotech firm targets shrimp with SCP ingredient
ProTyton is an anaerobically produced single cell protein (SCP) feed ingredient for farmed shrimp. Its maker says it boosts immunity, survival and growth.
Aquafeeds
Canada eagerly looks to camelina oil as a fish oil alternative
Grown worldwide, Camelina sativa is a tiny seed used for human consumption that also has big potential for driving the “green” economy.
Responsibility
For Great Lakes aquaculture, it’s a tale of two countries
Canada and the United States may be friendly neighbors, but when it comes to aquaculture, the bordering countries take vastly different approaches to aquaculture in the Great Lakes.
Innovation & Investment
Rise of the machines: Aquaculture’s robotic revolution
Technological advances are revolutionizing aquaculture. From airborne inspection tools to underwater drones, innovative robotics and automation technology are unveiling a brave new world of futuristic farming.